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TO RESTRAIN coA1. COMBINATIONS
A BILL REPORTED BY THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE
co. I.

A. BILL REPORTED BY THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE
on THE COAr-HANDLERs STRIKE
tpRoN THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rrrnrSr,
ALBANY, Feb. 25.-The Assembly committee re-
Gently engaged in investigating the gieat strike OF the
coalheAvers of New-Jersey and the 1ongsboremcn of
New-YOrk made their report to the Assembly to-day
the result ct their work. It was the Republican.
members forming the majority OF the committee John
O. hosebeom. d. 4. Ainsworth and William II. Kim
ball. that signed the report the Democratic members
John Martin and NJ l. Collins, promising a minority
report The majority ooudemn the action OF the Phil
sdelphis and Resding Railroad Company In lowering
the Wsess Of Ishovssss On ASTON thas csnssd
~ sR1kes Tho combination It the coal companies, Il
10 DECLARED MI through bseaqAs the som6aniss 70
fused To live up TO their agreement and prices were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARREr4

LONDON Feb. 25 1880 p. m.-Consos 1903 for boh
and United states Four Per Cent Bone
do Four and Half Per Cent Bonds III ~ Atisnus
II do. second Mortgage. IL : Canadian Pacinc ~
Erie IS Mexican Ordinary 55's 81 PAU common. Ssts
Paris avces quote Three Per Cent kenes at 70 rsaos
90 n confines for the )unt. ,.
100 10 10 for both money and the accountt
Atlantic AMI Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Gel
tineates AN; Canaian Pacific % y; Mexican odiharT
0ox ST. Paul Common. IS Residing, IL
Hnisons hay Company. 2zt.
Spanish Poura 627a
Bar silver is quoted at 46ssL per ounce -
The amount Of bullion into the BANK OF EhsAno %
balance to-day IS 1900. -. 20 49,.
Paris advces quote Three per Cent fentos ~ ~ su0s
40 centmes for the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26

Nv little SON. aged eight years. has eeen ac'oo WIN
ma tho ,cap and at times great portion OF the body ever
aimee he WAS old began In his ears and extended
h SCALP which became covered with scabs and Sores snd
from which sticky fluid poured out causing intense ehns
and distress aud leaving his hair matted and heeSs o'
meath these scabs the skin like piece OF pees'ea
Gradually the hair and was DESTROYED un' ou's
sma, patch was left at tho back Of tho head MY He"
Peabody know how my little boy has suffered A'hian' ~
woua sera,oh his head until his pillow was covered WIN
booa used to tie hands behind him. anu In many "
red TO prevent his scratching, but to was no use no
urstob ftosk him hospital and to the best pS
In Peabody without success About this time some
who had been cured by the cUrrovRA REMEDiEs'p'~
vailed upon me to try began to use them on 'ae
ofJsnuary last In seven months every particle Oh H'
go WA removed Not spot scsb remains on h's scar
70 tell the story of sunsnn& His hair has rssorn
Il thick and strong and his soalp - sweet and essh
ch,lGs I'm the world I wish all similarly amicted 7"
that my statement 10 true and without sxssssfssion
CHARLES MCKAY. Peabody. xssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
CONVERSATIONAL DoIsas IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON. Feb 25--In the Senate to-day the sup
ply OF the Grand Army petitions In favor OF tho Do
pendent Pension bill larger than usual They were
ali laid on the table.
Mr. Aldrich offered resolution (which was adoptod)'
directing the Secretary tho Treasury report under
what authority distilled spts, bonded for sxportaton
permitted 10 be withdrawn for consumption wnoa
also updsf what authority distilled sprtts, whaeA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
WILL THE MORMON BILL DE VETOED,

WASHINGTON. Feb. % tSpeeiah.-The ten days within
which tho President may approve or disapprovo the
Anti Polygamy bill will expire on Thursday. Tho OPP
ponents the bill have puckei courage because tho
President has acted more promptly. and many Oh
that no will veto the measure on tho ground
that IL IA 10 Is known that before tho
House amendments were modified by tho Conference
committee two members OF the Cabinet declared tho bill
10 he stitutona Whether the notifications have
changed their opinions Is not known The opponents or
the Mn stoutIy declare that they have not
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little aaeoted nv the arrsn cement. The committee
recommend that the folio wing act be passed:

little affected by the arrangement The committee
recommend that the following act be passed
Section l. The courts OF record OF this State. OF civil
Jurisdiction, have power enforce 10y writ of
on the az pcation etheI Of the Attorney ener or VIC
people OF the state OF te party injured Inc
nuce by corr ions doing business In this Sthte Va
dutirs CT public paiure and those when persons zen
orally have the right To require which shal Icue s.o
usual ami customary conyeniences oherei py =,
public fer shelter, safety AMI the VI
business The recon nenIaiIons OF tho daioio Ooui
mssioners upon subjects within their jurisdieten s
be pr8o evidence NJ the merits OF The appictto
Section 2. 1t is u violation OF public duty ana unsWu,
for any corporation to agree with another % -,
expressly or implicitly limit the production .p1 ne
foo Ii Is also unlawful. by force durrss or
other than lawful authority 10 prevent the Tree Ia
airy labor ~ OF suitable ago for any employer 10
may choose This eiion shall not prevent unea ~,
zion ~ peaceful means for grievance common W %"
seekir 2 redress. - - - ....rt
sreton g. The State Board OF Arbitrstors may ncse.'
tho submission In writing Of differences ~eeh eP.
eru and en- ploy their written award shall pe W
cie evidence all courts, OF the facts ana Gomez. so
therein stated In favor OF and against tue pafto'
hitting, tn air principals and agents.
Section 4. This act shall take eheot imineli"tsiy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26

No mother her children. who takes pride In their
beauty purity and health, aud In bestowins upon the"
chi greatest inheritancea skin without blemisn anu
body by pure fail To make trial Oh
the CUTICU RA REMEDIES
CUTICURA the great skin curc and CUTicUhA soAr.
an que boautiner prepared from It, oxternay anu
CUTICURA REsOLvENT. the new blood puriher' in'er
aay are speedy wholesome and ntaioe cure Tor every
spec,es Of torturing dsgurng itching scay. and pin ply
diseases skn scalp and blood with loss OF hair from
pimples ~ scrofula
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT BILL

W,suSGros Feb. IS (SpeeiIb. chairman Hateh 10
day tried to persuade the House to send tho Agricultural
Department BILL with the Senate amendments, to COM
r,ttoe ~ conference; but objection made and the
mn went to his committee. II reported back To the
House again single objection VIII send 1t to the foot or
nm overloaded calendar that the prospect that VIII
become law at this session Is doubtful In TACT unless
the Speaker will recognize member to move 10 suspend
the rules and pass the b and unless twords on 'ne
tIouso viii snpport the notion the measure will do on
tina calenlar.
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MIR o,yErL LECTURES HIS FRIENDS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. IS tspeaaD. Congressman ONei'
=, N,ssour, delivered lecture In tho House to-day, in
which no arraned tho majority for It's indifference to the
labor interests OF country Mr. ONei Is chairman OF
the Committee on Labor. which has several bills that
have been sleeping the calendar for months He told
his party associates plainly to-day that they coud not
afori TO refuse u hearing on theso measures lhey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
TRYING TO sHELyE GENERAL BRAGG.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IS (speeiaD.-Genera Bragg. whose
hitter attack on OF the Union Army yeser
day has been talk Of the town to-day will retire to
pryate lie next Friday IL Is known that Mr. Villas will
he Glad to have General Bragg placed in some place
which would withdraw him from active politics, aud II Is
that Bragg would be glad to receive an appoint
nent as United States Judge. While General Bragg Is
nm able lawyer he is In no sense man OF judicial mind
and his appointment Judicial Office would be the sub
ect OF surprise and regret, even to SOHO OF MS best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
WINNING THREE TIMES RIryyryo

Stephen A. West In stepping from elevated railroad
tho platform of the station Eighty st and
Thsve June o. 1885, thrown luries
to leg which will him a cripple for life In suit
against the Manhattan Railway Company testimony was
gwen for the painn before Justice UGoman Jury
ths effect that the
West had fairly aGhtod caught L,el Alfred
his counsel insisted that his fall Injuries were
thus caused Colonel Edward C. James for the company
maintained that the ripped Of anorh,f man
platform ami that Tie ba,na
Jury OF "a 800 for the plann hs wa, Tho
of The first resulted
plain OF 60 oOO and I'm the slo oUo Hot
wor against the Law the evidence 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
Mn INGALLS, ELECrED PRESIDENT.

vIsursasox, Feb % tspeeiab.-In tho Senate to-day
Mr. ingalls, was elected President pro tenn. When the
resolution to elect him proposed, Senator Cockreli
oocred a substitute containing the name OF Senator
ars and demanded the yeas and nays Its adoption.
qbe purpose OF tho Democrats In calling for record of
,ho vote aoparcnty was 10 ascertain whether not
sanstor Klidleberger would vote with the Republicans
lie was paired with senator Camlen. but succeeded In
hayng nj, pair transferred Senator Adrich. who was
hsenf He voted with the Repu against the sub
a,,sn,e which was rejected by vote OF 20 ~ 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26

p usss1ustusod your cUTIcURA REMEDIES on ono of
my grs just whatt Ia recouinspded TO be-
My daughter all oken out her head and body ana
tho hair commenced out Now she Is ~ smooth ~
ever abe was and only used box Of CUTlCURA
one cake Of OUTICURA SOAP and ono bottle ofCUTICURA
REsoLvENE Idoctored with quite number OF DOCTORS
but to no avail willing to mako affidavit to the truth OF
tho statement 0EoioE EASr' Macon' Mion'
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DEFEATED CANDIDATES TO APPEAL.

SCRANTON Feb. IS tspefaD.-Judge Archbad's dects-
the election frauds is to he appealed frony
the candidates whom It kept out OF Office. Mr. RuanA
who is the present City Treasurer will contest the right
Of Mr. Simpson that office His attorney Is engagedia
getting ready writ OF certora to take before the su
prcme Court with the view OF having the decision set
aside. Mr. Jessup. the Republican candiato for Con-
troer WILL 1t Is reported this evening" contest the eee
tim NJ Mr. AM
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STILL SUPPORTING DR. HGLYyy

DE- McGynn friends Of st. stephens held another
meeting In tho international Assembly Rooms In East
~ eo4ss male by David Hea Of 1hs TtsA World
and NJ 0rnksm u The Cuthoe Herald II announced
tkab he nss po u 800 raised parish
= M hA1 bssa nysn Dr. ne6lynn II was announced
ne snspsndsd pastor would stsx fes xsstsess Monroe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26

Sold everywhere. Pnes CUTIoURA. boct spAp 26o,
REsOLvENT, o. Prepared by tho PoTrERvRua AND
CHEMICAL co., Boston, Mass.
r send Tor "How 70 Cure skin Diseases" O. pagsa 80
iilustratons aud 100 testimonials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
THE COUarOP APPEATs

ALBANY. Feb 25The following Is tho day calendar of
Court of Appeals Tor February 49,
Nos. l034. 1908. 2s5. 222 sls. 2a5. 23s and 2io0
Tuesdays, March and 10, will DO motion daya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
Mr.. BEECHER AND OTHER SPEAKERS.

". AND OlhEh OF Ehh
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher was received with
loud applause. When he began his address some
one in the rear of the hall called out, Louder"
Mr. Beecher Ietorted, provoking laughter; 81
will be loud enough when get warmed up" The
principal points he made were:
representatives Of all denominations
In religion all parties IL politics anu al OF not
ohose the hquOr class which
We oppose undertake pour oun all who do
wrong. We are here to express sympathy WIN The poor
drsDtenness or has sympathy with bushes. which
leads 10 H. There sone occupation IN the country that Can
seeking the hand Of pure maiden IN marrisge 10
SGs u. Why to % that am oeospaSn svoxo
sG raj t..., q ID:
.acH IIe be reDsliated hat
IS irohhiiionist am not one because believe
,SS be sn it n r
IN great manufacturing and mining districts. in
s s Sa to Ot e But and
aksrs hold sway for 100 years II cannot eateIininato
@ ss AM " sssys Of es S 10
whs 1sS g. ssSws Sr on TIE
finduess plead ior mig neense ID osnsl
s q are and
crushing ysshi Of .s ssGoD heinz 1 o !" iss
pot because am minister Of the gospel that plead roy
r. sss ~
and common morals this redmouthed devil me
J: ess
xppnss Would ..s % Drosic.on snds @s
sss :asn
xs1 that me w no.. are N :s %s: q a.. I @
Is vS. ss s.ssdss on he ssn2. loud sppsa.s
In his epoch Frederic r. Coudsrt saidI
s,: ssa: TIA: viy :0 ss. s s: n,fhs I'm Pc
= . nsssss &c. We. = ~: Held
- 80 s a'zr 5. sssEss a :sss s'ss
jose ~ ksasd rcd whsx he sAys that hqoor-ss
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n n nv,o Skin ana scalp preserved and beautnsd b
nAHv CUTIOURA INDICATED soAR
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would ind when they went home he said that the mar
who were interested In the legislation proposed BY M
Committees would not be satisfied with explanations Ma
O'Ners appeal seemed ~ make no impression on tn
men to whom 1t was addressed
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PROPOSED CHANGE IN INAUGURATION DAY.

PKOPOoED CHASUE IN fNAO"OfsHffON DAT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25-Tbe Ingalls-Hoar Institutional
amendment, which proposes TO change from March d
April 80 the date Of Inauguration Day. was discussed a
some length to-day by the House Judiciary COMMITTEES
Representative Crain OF Texas who introduced In thu
House an amendment providing for the assembling cf
Congress the second Tuesday IN January made an
eament on the subject Mr. Tucker the chairman Wa
Instructed to prepare In for the committees &C.
ton Tomorrow substitute for the Senate proposition
embodying the Grain amendment
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ing when protected By stands on level Win
branches Of business As lawyer must defend ny
sop from such sluf Why even doctor or ss,ook %
Las think better business than that
honest than the devil IL u Only " al
business best Ton thousand liquor stores IN Vow 80
and five hundred churches and schools-and YET sVDe
there not devil In the bottom OF III,
q great OF respect for the CONSCIENTIOUS
BIT In this case II not with us they are HIN free
they won't help shaoke the liquor seller they have the
III fIry Won't restrain him somewhat when uoy ,or the
cancs they are his aidcrs abeers Don't srve or .
unstainabe why shoud this noble professcn " snnd
seller moi pay its share burden II cre ~ honor
no, III csc noble men. whom graelu people uci'sN'
contribute something TO tighten our taxesf
Ex-Governor u. ii. Chamberlain said among
other things:
would not be to-day il tho people Of Ne~fp ore
aid NIT realize that pey soou, n eoo
1ac. Of an ineaiculabIe danger nearly iLooo
than one 10 every $50 Inhabitants The Hisn eclse y
has been reported avorably from committee 10 the
M raj the bill now would ta. se
cannot defeated except by union OF
ixfs and Applausol And 10 care inc e'
should take any practicaOe measure t-'
would decrease the volume OF hquordeallng IN hs Sy.
What do temperance labor for except 70 re1uco
the amount drinking and this legislation WIZ tenn ~
that ought receive the support Of a enas OF
mar brngs and Mr. Chamberlain voice was low
cred and solemn saloons that demoralins the
people. .u, u xoob
Iyu ha We to depend legislation at Albany teieve VI
home citizens had this question in their own
hauis redemption would he Tar nearer am inoe
certain than 1t Is tonight lAppiauseI
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PIT " OUTI0URA INDICATED soA"
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been sent ont of the country for storage sbroaa wore
permitted be returned as reimported goodn -,
The resolution offered by Mr.. Van Wyck yesterday pv
posing q constitutional amendment for the Son
Of Senators by direct vote Of the people, s was
the Senate in favor OF It. He said tiae
the necessity the change had been strkingy manest
within the last month In the states or NewJersey,
Indiana and Nebraska The Speaker laid before tne
House % message the President returning wihout
his approval bill for the relief OF the estate OF the ate
John How Referred to the Committee on Claims.
G.. II. Page. recently elected Representative from inc
lid District OF Rhode lsland appeared NJ
the bar OF the took the oath OF ONCE pein8
greeted with applause from the Democratic soe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
ADDRESS OF JOSEPH H. CHOATE.

The chairman, in introducing Joseph H. Choate
said that the next speaker was stranger and
wanderer in New-YoIk City, lLaughter,l But
whatever he says, he is certain TO make good
SPEECH" Mr.. Choate was received with an out
hurst of applause He spoke to this effect:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31
PERSONAL POINTS.

TIM Rev. DIR, Walk will preach in Collier.
Vile tomorrow.
Mn. Owen MERIwETmER has returned
from Glen Ellen, Tenn.
PRor. 7. J. NELSON. Of Springfield, o.,
Is visiting his brother, A. L. Nelson, Of the
business college.
Mus. JENNIE MATTHEWS, of Oklahoma,
Miss, who has been spending the holidays
in the city, returned to her home ycstor-
day.
Cor. ID. II. WRIGHT, an old and re-
spcctcd citizen of Mississippi, died ut his
residence near Ashland at o'clock yes
terday morning Of crysipoas.
TIE colored woman, Mary Webb, who
died ut the residence OF Mr.. Arthur 1Ay-
Tor, had been for seventeen years faith
ful nurse in the family OF Mr.. \. r. Farms
worth. of this city. She was buried yes
terday afternoon IN Mr.. Farnswouhs fam
lily lot NJ Elmwood.
Miss Mary Ike GoOnLrrr with her
charming friends, Miss Marie King, Of
Brownsville, and Miss Carrie Goodlctt, Of
Nashville, entertained few OF her friends
Thursday night. The young gentlemen
present were: DIR. John Comcgys, Mcssrs.
viii Johnson, Frank Halter and Rem
Stainback. The evening was most enjoy
ably spent.
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Peculiar

To itself In many lmpor',st particulars. Hoods
sarsaparillA }, different fr,m and superior 10 any
other medicine.
Peculiar To- conhlnatiop, T-ol'orion and prep
sraiion ~ ingredients, IIeods sartapiriila pos-
teasea the full curative vsine Of the beet Known
remedies Of the ysrsisblt tlngdom,
Peculiar In IT, medicinal nisrit. Hoods Saftapa-
rilla actonplishos cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar In strength and economy Hoods sar-
sAparllla q the ooiy medicine o. which can truly
BE- said, " ioo doses one dollar Medicine, In larger
aud smaller bottles require lJrsr doses aud de-
not produce a. gooi fcsaisss Hoods Safsapariils
Peculiar In Ia "good name a lone o" there is
more 81 Hoods sarapariila odd ia Lowell. where
vi made. than of al ether God pnrfen.
Peculiar In lis phenomenal record ~ saies
abroad, no other preparation has ever a,irinsd
such popularity Ia ~ short lime. Do not BE- In.
dacsdto take any other pssrs siioD, Dosprst ogst
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Boldly all druggists. pissiriofss. fferafrdoniJ
bJCL HOOD CO., Apoths afios, Lowell, MSS.
100 Doses One Dollar
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M Corris IN In,er,,cv.d.

CmcAoo, ILL.,. Dec. Outward Corri.
gan, the Kansas City turiman, talking
here today TO reporter about the clash.
ing of'the spring meeting dates between
81. Louis, Kansas City and IatOnia, said
he thought the difficulty ought 10 be com.
promised, and believes Il would he. lie
said the Kansas City people had no III
feeling toward the 81 Louis Jockey club.
lie ascrihcd the difficulty 20 the refusal Of
the Turf congress 10 recognize Kansas
City's application for dates for their spring
meeting.
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Louisiana ro~n pc,,ro, ed.

NEw OmrANs, la. Dec. 30.--A Grc
which started yesterday afternoon de.
stroyod half the town Of Houma, In Terrc
Bonnie parish. 4 strong wind from the
south was blowing, and in few moments
the fire was beyond control. The flames
crossed Main street, aud IN short time
every building on either side Of the street
10 the northern limit OF the town WIS de.
stroycd. The burned buildings include
twenty-eight business houses aud 100
dwellings. II is believed the loss will cx.
coed 100000. The insurance il insignih.
can't 4 hundred homeless families are
being cared for by their more fortunate
neighbors
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A MULE THEE cApruREn-
Exciting Chase Through the Streets OF
Holly Syringe Miss, Thursday.


Holly Springs, Miss, Thursday.
As learned from q gentleman in the
city yesterday from Holly Springs, Miss,
there was quite n stir Of excitement on the
public square there Thursday afternoon
for few minutes. 4 negro, giving tho
name Of jim Irwin, rode into the livery
stable Of Mr.. Walter Roberts ON very
fine large mule, and offered 10 sell Il 10
him for so. Mr. Roberts readily saw that
the animal was worth treble that amount.
AMI concluded that Il was stolen property.
In order 10 verify his suspicious he told
the negro that be- would buy the mule at
that figure II hr would give him good
title 20 II. The negro replied that IA.
coull not give any title further than his
own whorcupon Mr. Roberts remarked.
"Ill just hold YOU until find ont from
whom you stole the mule" At this NJ.
mark the negro gave n bound, and was out
of the stable on to the street. As lac ran.
Dabney Gray, the young brothor.in.law of
Roberts, pulled q pistol aud fired two in.
cilrciunl shots at him. Mr.. Roberts and
J. 4. Butler pursued the negro, and after
an exciting chase Of several hundred
yards overlook him. An officer took the
negro 10 jail, whore he stated his name
was not Irwin, but Zen Johnson, and that
hc was from Tyro Tate county, Miss. The
owner, by identifying the mule, can get IL
from Mr.. Roberts stable.
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As rlr time rolls on aud everything
changes, like the old adagc, time changes
all thing. but ~ Sioncy said a. his best
girl, y they walked through the old lot.
and Trosscd tbc little plank that lay across
the bubbling stream that Is, II bubblcd
when itmiuCd very huidand made the little
path ankle deep with mud. good old juicy
mud; but, ~ lovers don't care anything
for rain ~ mud, We will 20 further 10 the
old bridge where :. and n. used TO sit
and chew the stanch and true old ko.ko
tulu; but, NJ say time will change things,
and il j. too cold, and they have 10 sit In
the parlor anj chew the old reliable vol
colcman's ko-ko tulu, which will never
give lovers chance 10 fall out about ono
o. the other having foul breath, for II
will make IL MS pure and sweet as the
lady Il herzolf
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Ladies'. Aff.ut.au

Buy yourhusband, sweetheart or brother
handsome Cigar Case AZ Samcl-on's Cigar
Palace. They will stamp names In gilt let.
tens on all eases bought OF them, tree Of
charge.
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